Defer user logout on HIT submission#81
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One reason this approach might cause issues is that it will log a user out right after accepting a new HIT, because of the delay. This would not work for apps that allow users to do a sequence of HITs. |
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TODO: rebase this on the JS version of the file. |
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This fixes (maybe) one of the potential issues described in #28, where there is a race condition on the client between the browser logging itself out and the HIT submitting to MTurk. In the case where the former happens first, the MTurk submit form doesn't work properly and the user sees an error.
This is not a reliable bug to reproduce, but we've seen it enough that if this works in most cases it may be better than what we have so far.